It was more difficult than I thought it would be. Wheeling up to the ledge, I had to tip the chair towards the white covered iron banister to get close to the tip. Stretching my neck, I could hear every vertebrae pop, but at least I was trying to see something greater.
paisley
the little kid started to cry because he saw her at the mirror. the person behind him was not longer a father, but a mother. the lady behind him told him to go to sleep. tomorrow will be a better day.
daniela
Julie craned her neck to see what Eric was doing. “Shush” he said shoving her head down. “I don’t want you to be seen.
“Whats going on up there?” She wanted to know.
“you know, just the usual”
Ez
I folded a new origami crane every day until finally I had managed to amass a thousand of the little paper figures, all bright colours and intricate designs. I folded my hands together like I had folded so many sheets of washi paper, and prayed for my wish to come true.
CH
river neck rises in a fish lipped snack, wings outspread to take flight when the dog jumped on its back to take it down. Just then, Bob grabbed his paddle to drive the dog off. the crane was unhurt but wounded in his hunger. He turned on Bob and flew onto his back, claws digging into his shoulders screaming his rage, the dog then bit down on Bob’s leg. This was all a flash of course, as Mary poured some wine casually as if the course of events passed for normal in their relationship and she was used to having picnics like this every October in Maine. The others were silent, the day lingered a bit too long while the boat drifted down the gray water screaming and rocking to and fro…wine carelessly spilled from the crystal.
D'Coda
She craned her neck to look over the railing. There wasn’t really much to see; just the same barren landscape, but she was there! It wasn’t a holoscape, it wasn’t a daydream, it was the real, honest to goddess remains of Earth!
Lixxie
He craned his neck to see behind him. The road was dark and scattered with drifting fog, and the dog was nowhere to be seen. He pulled to the shoulder with a crunch of gravel, and sat there for a minute listening. The wind rustled the trees alongside the road, but there was no other sound.
Haelo
O give me the crane much like the stork the carrier of good tidings maybe the child that truly is no baby, is the genius amazing creature
Anonymous
A crane has many uses. It can be a large machine used to lift things in construction, a bird, or a very popular origami figure. Though there are many uses for the crane, they don’t come up much in everyday conversation. This is why it is my new favorite word.
Samantha
Isn’t that a bird?
or
is it a machine?
Which one am I suppose to write about?
Marina
smelly ugly birdy that flys and catches fishes in its mouth in lakes and lives in china and is part of tai chi bye fighting snakes and is white and has long legs
i like cranes.
Anonymous
reaching high,
the sky flight,
or yellow mechanic.
Amber
softly the crane bend its neck, gracefully joining the dance among it’s lover, the elegance they show is love at first sight
Dani
The crane has a long neck and glides with ease across the autumn sky
Julie Smith
the crane in spain is screaming on the plaine
Julie Smith
long neck reaching for the unattainable.
seek and ye shall…well I don’t know about that.
slender, white elegance and innocence remind to stay wide eyed and open.
Shawna Rose Brown
The crane is origami, right? Not really, but I do think about what a friend recently said about the 1000 cranes that a litle girl wanted to make after the bombing of Nagasaki, when she had cancer. She didn’t get to finish, but friends and people everywhere finished it for her. The crane is a symbol of peace because of this initiative.
lms
The crane loomed over the building site, looking like a giant claw in the gathering darkness. There was an odd tension in the air, a psychic storm gathering. Jerry crept through the night.
scylax
EITHER A bird, who appears in water, or a construction machine which appears in cities and towns where new things are being built or old things rebuilt. i think cranes are a necessity to humans everywhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a lalalalallalallallalalalalllllalalalnju
HyKu
Lying in her bed, the girl has no reason to rise
All hope lost
All hope dead
What is there to love
if she is so unlovable?
She cries at times
Until she can
M Ehrlicher
done
Anonymous
he rolled his eyes and pushed her away as she craned her neck up to kiss him. this was not how he intended things to be; not at all. s he shouldve been on his plane hours ago. but instead he was lucky enough to even resist the kiss.
Alyssa
i don’t have any idea what i could say about a crane, i don’t even know what in hell it is… You have to understand that english is not my native language
igor
i AM SUPPOSED TO TYPE ABOUT A CRANE? wHAT THE FUCK?
Anonymous
god damn crane a majestic bird or a big peace of heavy equipment i love either crane ya know. both have long necks like a beer bottle so they are ok in my book
cody collins
to help you walk
a bird….fly fly
candy cane…crane
Anonymous
crane..the utmost most mysterious shape in nature, the crane of a tree, a crane of a ….bull dozer, so interesting and compelling. ♥
Cindy
I looked up. A crane flew past. It was big. The beak filled with water.
Looking back down, my little sister was playing in the white sand covering the beach. She was making a sand castle, every piece and tower as elaborate as herself.
Nikki
He eyed the looming crane suspiciously. All his hopes and dreams were about to be demolished, to make way for another market of shitty goods. Taking a long drag on his cigarette, our hero faces the worlds, ready.
Lucy/mixitupp@mail.com
Cranes are birds that swoop around riparian areas with beautiful wings. They also lift heavy things into place.
Silly
follow me
I turn
and look
wrench my neck
turn further
i crane…
Anonymous
paper cranes can be made using oragami. they are very ahrd to make. they are also a bird, that flies. I don’t know what a cran looks like but i am sure they are beautiful =]
Lauren
She refused to give in to the exhaustion. Only a few more miles and she could consider letting up her pace. She craned her neck to see whether Elizabeth was still in the lead group. “I will not let her beat me this time,” she thought. “I will not.”
Linda
Feel the power of my roundabout, mother f’r. A chop to the chin, a crane to the chest, a gentle pat on the cheek. You’re mine.
TheBess
A wierd bird, or even a thing builders use, such a wierd word though.
Lucy
a large object used for moving heavy objects.
Usually powered by DC current.
Crane’s come in a variety of size’s
Anonymous
its a bird that i know nothing about or it is a large machine used to move heavy objects. why do both words mean different things yet sound the same. is there some significance?
Anonymous
it is something that construction workers use to reach, move, or place something. Another definition is a bird. It’s a bird with a long neck. Most construction workers use it pipes.
Anonymous
The crane lifted its head out of the water, looking around to see what had bothered him. Turning his head on his long slender neck, he looked behind. Seeing nothing, he dipped his beak back into the water looking for more food.
A shot rang out, and he took off in a flight of feathers.
Erin
I have to crane my long neck all the time to stare at the people behind me. Am I even using that word correctly here? I look at people, and they stare back, telling me “Stop looking at me, weirdo!” with their eyes. No fun!
It was more difficult than I thought it would be. Wheeling up to the ledge, I had to tip the chair towards the white covered iron banister to get close to the tip. Stretching my neck, I could hear every vertebrae pop, but at least I was trying to see something greater.
the little kid started to cry because he saw her at the mirror. the person behind him was not longer a father, but a mother. the lady behind him told him to go to sleep. tomorrow will be a better day.
Julie craned her neck to see what Eric was doing. “Shush” he said shoving her head down. “I don’t want you to be seen.
“Whats going on up there?” She wanted to know.
“you know, just the usual”
I folded a new origami crane every day until finally I had managed to amass a thousand of the little paper figures, all bright colours and intricate designs. I folded my hands together like I had folded so many sheets of washi paper, and prayed for my wish to come true.
river neck rises in a fish lipped snack, wings outspread to take flight when the dog jumped on its back to take it down. Just then, Bob grabbed his paddle to drive the dog off. the crane was unhurt but wounded in his hunger. He turned on Bob and flew onto his back, claws digging into his shoulders screaming his rage, the dog then bit down on Bob’s leg. This was all a flash of course, as Mary poured some wine casually as if the course of events passed for normal in their relationship and she was used to having picnics like this every October in Maine. The others were silent, the day lingered a bit too long while the boat drifted down the gray water screaming and rocking to and fro…wine carelessly spilled from the crystal.
She craned her neck to look over the railing. There wasn’t really much to see; just the same barren landscape, but she was there! It wasn’t a holoscape, it wasn’t a daydream, it was the real, honest to goddess remains of Earth!
He craned his neck to see behind him. The road was dark and scattered with drifting fog, and the dog was nowhere to be seen. He pulled to the shoulder with a crunch of gravel, and sat there for a minute listening. The wind rustled the trees alongside the road, but there was no other sound.
O give me the crane much like the stork the carrier of good tidings maybe the child that truly is no baby, is the genius amazing creature
A crane has many uses. It can be a large machine used to lift things in construction, a bird, or a very popular origami figure. Though there are many uses for the crane, they don’t come up much in everyday conversation. This is why it is my new favorite word.
Isn’t that a bird?
or
is it a machine?
Which one am I suppose to write about?
smelly ugly birdy that flys and catches fishes in its mouth in lakes and lives in china and is part of tai chi bye fighting snakes and is white and has long legs
i like cranes.
reaching high,
the sky flight,
or yellow mechanic.
softly the crane bend its neck, gracefully joining the dance among it’s lover, the elegance they show is love at first sight
The crane has a long neck and glides with ease across the autumn sky
the crane in spain is screaming on the plaine
long neck reaching for the unattainable.
seek and ye shall…well I don’t know about that.
slender, white elegance and innocence remind to stay wide eyed and open.
The crane is origami, right? Not really, but I do think about what a friend recently said about the 1000 cranes that a litle girl wanted to make after the bombing of Nagasaki, when she had cancer. She didn’t get to finish, but friends and people everywhere finished it for her. The crane is a symbol of peace because of this initiative.
The crane loomed over the building site, looking like a giant claw in the gathering darkness. There was an odd tension in the air, a psychic storm gathering. Jerry crept through the night.
EITHER A bird, who appears in water, or a construction machine which appears in cities and towns where new things are being built or old things rebuilt. i think cranes are a necessity to humans everywhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a lalalalallalallallalalalalllllalalalnju
Lying in her bed, the girl has no reason to rise
All hope lost
All hope dead
What is there to love
if she is so unlovable?
She cries at times
Until she can
done
he rolled his eyes and pushed her away as she craned her neck up to kiss him. this was not how he intended things to be; not at all. s he shouldve been on his plane hours ago. but instead he was lucky enough to even resist the kiss.
i don’t have any idea what i could say about a crane, i don’t even know what in hell it is… You have to understand that english is not my native language
i AM SUPPOSED TO TYPE ABOUT A CRANE? wHAT THE FUCK?
god damn crane a majestic bird or a big peace of heavy equipment i love either crane ya know. both have long necks like a beer bottle so they are ok in my book
to help you walk
a bird….fly fly
candy cane…crane
crane..the utmost most mysterious shape in nature, the crane of a tree, a crane of a ….bull dozer, so interesting and compelling. ♥
I looked up. A crane flew past. It was big. The beak filled with water.
Looking back down, my little sister was playing in the white sand covering the beach. She was making a sand castle, every piece and tower as elaborate as herself.
He eyed the looming crane suspiciously. All his hopes and dreams were about to be demolished, to make way for another market of shitty goods. Taking a long drag on his cigarette, our hero faces the worlds, ready.
Cranes are birds that swoop around riparian areas with beautiful wings. They also lift heavy things into place.
follow me
I turn
and look
wrench my neck
turn further
i crane…
paper cranes can be made using oragami. they are very ahrd to make. they are also a bird, that flies. I don’t know what a cran looks like but i am sure they are beautiful =]
She refused to give in to the exhaustion. Only a few more miles and she could consider letting up her pace. She craned her neck to see whether Elizabeth was still in the lead group. “I will not let her beat me this time,” she thought. “I will not.”
Feel the power of my roundabout, mother f’r. A chop to the chin, a crane to the chest, a gentle pat on the cheek. You’re mine.
A wierd bird, or even a thing builders use, such a wierd word though.
a large object used for moving heavy objects.
Usually powered by DC current.
Crane’s come in a variety of size’s
its a bird that i know nothing about or it is a large machine used to move heavy objects. why do both words mean different things yet sound the same. is there some significance?
it is something that construction workers use to reach, move, or place something. Another definition is a bird. It’s a bird with a long neck. Most construction workers use it pipes.
The crane lifted its head out of the water, looking around to see what had bothered him. Turning his head on his long slender neck, he looked behind. Seeing nothing, he dipped his beak back into the water looking for more food.
A shot rang out, and he took off in a flight of feathers.
I have to crane my long neck all the time to stare at the people behind me. Am I even using that word correctly here? I look at people, and they stare back, telling me “Stop looking at me, weirdo!” with their eyes. No fun!